Three Plays - Lawing and Jawing; Forty Yards; Woofing by Zora Neale Hurston
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clothes home? You always want money but you wouldn't hit a lick at a
snake! Man Aw, shut up woman. I'm tired of hearin' bout dem white folks clothes. I don't keer if dey never git 'em. Woman You better keer! Dese very clothes took and brought _you_ out de crack. 'Cause de first time I saw you you was so hungry till you was walkin' lap-legged. Man, you had de white-mouf, you was so hungry. (Enter another MAN leisurely. Good Black sees him and calls) Good Black Hey, Cliffert, where you headed for? Cliffert Oh, no where in particular. Good Black Come here then, fish, and lemme bend a checker game over yo' head. Come on, youse my fish. Cliffert (Comes to the porch and sits) Git de checkers and I'll have you any, some or none. I push a mean chuck-a-luck myself. |
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